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Ann Meisinger looks at the conversations between photographs in the work of Megan Pobywajlo

Megan Pobywajlo does not think of her photographs as separate entities. Although they can stand alone, for her, they exist relationally within the space of a publication or gallery. Narrative and gestures of communication are central to her practice; her collections of images rely on memory, time, and syntax in order to present a more fully contextualized story. Critical to her work is the…

Depaul Art Museum Asst. Curator Mia Lopez follows objects and identity in the work of Patricia Bordallo Dibildox

Patricia Bordallo Dibildox – Screenshot Untitled from the series At the Foot of the Mountain 2014. Image Courtesy of the Artist. To acknowledge intellectually that one’s identity as fluid and intersectional is one endeavor; to make this visible through physical objects is another challenge altogether. Yet,this is the aim of Patricia Bordallo Dibildox’s practice; a personal and introspective…

Anna Harsanyi looks closely at feminine power and magick in the work of Goo Witch (Shelby Burchett)

Anna Harsanyi reflects on Shelby Burchett’s use of magick and ritual as Goo-Witch.   Thesis Exhibition install. Image Courtesy of the Artist Being in touch means understanding the people and the ideas that surround us. By touching things we form a deeper connection with the physicality of our immediate world. Touch is an intimate part of Shelby Burchett’s work, simultaneously both ritual and…

Rebecca Swanson explores the critique of cultural symbols and their inflated meaning in the work of Oli Watt

Modern day Dadaist Oli Watt is known for his comments on the current questioning many millennials have regarding the value of a college education by creating sculptural and 2D rendered parodies that criticize the establishment. In the exhibition Sensible Disobedience at Charlotte Street’s La Esquina Gallery (March 10th – April 22nd), Watt took a cynical stance on how accreditation and credentials…

Happy to be a small part of Lynnette Miranda's upcoming show at The Plaines Project in Chicago. Congratulations to her and all the artists featured!